On Wednesday, Sept. 20, beginning at 0:900, NASA’s Glenn Research Center will hold a full-scale exercise to test the effectiveness of the center’s Emergency Management and Mass Casualty plans.

During the exercise, residents near NASA Glenn and travelers at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport may see smoke produced by smoke machines, hear sirens or see emergency vehicles entering and leaving Glenn. Though the exercise will be held at the center’s Lewis Field main campus, it is important the community is aware that any unusual activity that might be seen or heard is part of the exercise and not an actual emergency.

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